Serviced Apartments in Bangkok
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Verified1/5฿50,000/month
Serviced Apartment 2 2 54 sqm
2 Bedroom Serviced Apartment in Ekkamai | Bangkok Property
Ekkamai
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Verified1/10฿120,000/month
Serviced Apartment 4 4 300 sqm
4 Bedroom Serviced Apartment in Asoke | Bangkok Property
Asoke
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Verified1/5฿70,000/month
Serviced Apartment 2 2 124 sqm
2 Bedroom Apartment in Sathorn | Bangkok Property
Sathorn
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Verified1/10฿60,999/month
Serviced Apartment 2 2 85 sqm
2 Bedroom Serviced Apartment in Sukhumvit | Bangkok Property
Sukhumvit
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Verified1/10฿450,000/month
Serviced Apartment 3 3 550 sqm
3 Bedroom Apartment in Bangkok | Bangkok Property
Bangkok
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Verified1/10฿135,000/month
Serviced Apartment 3 3 240 sqm
3 Bedroom Apartment in Bangkok | Bangkok Property
Bangkok
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Verified1/10฿85,000/month
Serviced Apartment 2 2 130 sqm
2 Bedroom Apartment in Bangkok | Bangkok Property
Bangkok
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Verified1/5฿100,000/month
Serviced Apartment 3 3 180 sqm
3 Bedroom Apartment in Sathorn | Bangkok Property
Sathorn
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Verified1/2฿50,000/month
Serviced Apartment 1 1 72 sqm
1 Bedroom Condo in Sathorn | Bangkok Property
Sathorn
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Verified1/4฿70,000/month
Serviced Apartment 2 2 90 sqm
2 Bedroom Apartment in Sathorn | Bangkok Property
Sathorn
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A serviced apartment gives you a private, fully furnished home with the support of a hotel: housekeeping, a front desk, Wi-Fi and building amenities, all bundled into one monthly rate. For expats relocating, business travellers on assignment, and families who want space without a 12-month commitment, it is the simplest way to live in Bangkok. Below is how serviced living works here, what it costs in 2026, and the areas worth shortlisting.
What a serviced apartment actually includes
Unlike a bare condo lease, a serviced apartment arrives ready to live in: furniture, a fitted kitchen, linens, air conditioning and a TV, plus building amenities such as a pool, gym and 24-hour security. The service layer is what sets it apart, weekly or bi-weekly housekeeping, a staffed reception, maintenance on call, and often utilities and Wi-Fi folded into the rate. You unpack a suitcase and you are home.
Who serviced apartments suit best
They are the default choice for anyone who needs flexibility and a soft landing: expats in their first months before signing a long lease, consultants and project teams on fixed contracts, remote workers and digital nomads, and families who want a managed building with security and amenities. If you value predictable costs and zero setup hassle over the lowest possible rent, a serviced apartment usually wins.
Best areas for serviced living in Bangkok
Sukhumvit (Asoke, Thonglor, Ekkamai) has the deepest serviced inventory at every price point, with dense BTS coverage and international supermarkets. Sathorn and Silom, the CBD, suit anyone working in finance or at an embassy, with a strong pool of luxury serviced residences. For better value while staying central, look at Ari, Phaya Thai, or the On Nut end of the Sukhumvit line.
What serviced apartments cost in 2026
As a working guide: budget serviced studios run roughly ฿15,000-25,000 per month, mid-range one-bedrooms ฿25,000-45,000, and luxury serviced residences ฿45,000-120,000 and up. Central, BTS-adjacent buildings sit at the top of each band. Always compare the all-in figure after utilities and any service fee, not just the headline rate.
Monthly, short-stay or long-stay?
Most serviced buildings accept a one-month minimum and let you roll month to month with 15-30 days notice. If you already know you are staying a while, a 3, 6 or 12-month package almost always lowers the monthly rate and may bundle in extra cleaning or capped electricity. Decide your likely length up front so we can negotiate the right package for you.
How to book without surprises
Before committing, confirm three things on every unit: whether electricity is included or billed separately, how often housekeeping runs, and the exact terms to extend. We verify all three, along with real photos and genuine ownership, before sending you a shortlist, so move-in day matches what you were promised.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a serviced apartment, and how is it different from a condo?
A serviced apartment is a fully furnished rental that adds hotel-style services, housekeeping, reception, maintenance and usually Wi-Fi, bundled into the rate. A standard condo lease is unfurnished or part-furnished, runs 6-12 months, and has no services.
Can I rent a serviced apartment by the month?
Yes. Most serviced buildings accept a one-month minimum and let you extend month to month, which is why they are the go-to for flexible stays.
Which Bangkok areas have the most serviced apartments?
Sukhumvit and Sathorn have by far the highest concentration, with strong options also in Silom, Asoke, Thonglor and Ari.
Are utilities and Wi-Fi included?
Wi-Fi, maintenance and housekeeping are usually included. Electricity is the variable, some buildings cap it, others bill separately. We confirm this per unit.
Do I need a work permit or proof of income?
Rarely for serviced buildings, your passport and a deposit are typically enough, unlike some private long-term leases.
Are serviced apartments suitable for families?
Yes. Many offer two and three-bedroom units with security, pools and play areas, which is why relocating families often start in serviced buildings.